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13 Data Analyzer page 215/321 Save Screenshot. Takes a snapshot of the screen and stores it on disc in either PNG, BMP, or JPEG format. By clicking on the Settings toggle box, it is possible to adjust the visual appearance. The following options are available: Scale dimensions equally. If the dimensions are scaled equally, the units are the same on each axis: therefore, if a selected descriptor spans a smaller interval than another descriptor it may be difficult to see its variations. By default all dimensions are graphically normalized to equal sizes in 3D space. Background. Sets the background color of the 3D view. Fog. Enables depth cuing by fading distant objects. Axis. Toggles the visualization of the axes on and off. Axis Labels. Toggles axis labels on and off. Perspective. When perspective is enabled, distant objects appear smaller than objects closer to the viewer. When disabled, objects appear the same size independent of the distance from the viewer (this is sometimes referred to as orthographic projection). Point size. Sets the point size. Notice: If the point size is set to the minimum value, data points will no longer be drawn as spheres made of polygons, instead each data point will be drawn as a pixel point. This is much faster for large datasets. The plotter will automatically default to this drawing mode for datasets with more than 10,000 points. Notice that it is possible to select a data point in the 3D view by clicking on it. The selection also selects the corresponding row in the spreadsheet. This makes it possible to easily remove outliers by graphically inspecting a dataset. It is not possible to select data points if the Point size is set to minimum size. Further, selections made in the spreadsheet automatically selects the corresponding data points in the 3D view. 13.25 Similarity Browser A common data modelling task is to identify data points which are similar (in some sense) to a given element, e.g. sometimes it can be useful to focus on one or more specific data points and find other data points that are either similar or different. In particular, the Similarity Browser dialog can be used to inspect/screen a compound database for compounds similar to one or more reference ligands. Here, the similarity can be based on molecular descriptors calculated using the built-in Descriptor Calculation Wizard (see Chapter 14 for mored details) or molegro virtual docker – user manual